Writing to radio frequency identification (RFID) tags usually requires close proximity between a tag and an encoding or writing device (often a handheld reader), and the tag typically needs to remain ...
As the RFID compliance labeling clock ticks down to the January deadline, Zebra Technologies, a global leader in delivering on-demand printing solutions for business and process improvement, offers ...
Eugene, Ore.-based ADASA first entered the RFID marketplace in 2004 to create a system of recovering and possibly reusing passive RFID tags, in order to divert them from landfills and extend their ...
Graph-Tech USA (GTUS) is introducing the RFID-Runner, a next-generation UHF encode-and-print system designed to improve speed, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in RFID label production. Traditional ...
Deploy HF RFID and NFC easier than ever with SATO and Loftware TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SATO Holdings Corporation (TOKYO: 6287), a global pioneer in auto-ID and labeling solutions, announced that its 4 ...
SimplyRFID, a Zebra channel partner, relies on its OD2007 software solution and Zebra's high performance RFID printer/encoders to simplify compliance for DoD suppliers Vernon Hills, Ill., April 18, ...
eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...
Company is first thermal printer company to demonstrate the technology using existing and readily available printer/encoders VERNON HILLS, Ill. -- Zebra Technologies, a global leader in on-demand ...
An alternative to conventional padlocks, CYBRA Lock & EnCode™ Locking RFID Seals feature Alien Higgs 3 silicon and are designed for global operation between 860 – 960MHz. The seals are compliant with ...
In another collaboration for world dominance in RFID (or at least to make current product lines better), Zebra Technologies Corp. just announced plans to license Magellan’s Phase Jitter Modulatin (PJM ...
Automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) can’t take chances with faulty materials coming down the pike from their tier one suppliers. No carmaker wants to repeat the Ford and Firestone ...
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